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Sit Down with the City Manager | July 2026

Published: Jul 6, 2026

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Public SafetyOther

Automated School Zone Speed Enforcement to Begin Full Enforcement in 2026-2027 School Year

The Automated School Zone Speed Enforcement Program will begin full enforcement for the 2026-2027 school year. Drivers are urged to be alert and adhere to school zone speed limits when students return to school to ensure children's safety. [cite: 42-43]

Parks & EnvironmentInfrastructure

Truesdale Park Exterior Improvements Out for Bid; Donations Encouraged for Interior Renovations

The parking lot at Truesdale Park is nearing completion, with exterior improvements out for bid and closing July 8th. Following bid award, exterior and playground construction will commence simultaneously with interior renovations planned using city staff, donated materials, and community contributions. Donations can be made via the city website. [cite: 12-16]

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

City Launches Roadway Repair and Repaving Program

The city has initiated its roadway repair and repaving program to improve safety and driving conditions on local roads. Residents are advised of potential temporary traffic disruptions during construction. Schedules are available online and subject to change due to various factors. [cite: 5-9]

Public SafetyInfrastructure

St. Andrews Marina Bulkhead Repairs and Electrical Upgrades Approved

The City Commission approved a cost-plus contract for bulkhead repair and upland reconstruction at St. Andrews Marina on June 23rd. The contract includes cost control measures, and work is progressing on the main electrical service, with Florida Power and Light set to install a transformer in early July, after which wet slip usage will be permitted. [cite: 20-27]

Community DevelopmentCommercial

Martin Theater Complex Construction Continues with System Installations and Structural Work

Work is ongoing at the Martin Theater complex, with progress on inspections and system installations at the Tennessee House, including framing, electrical, fire alarm, water, and HVAC. Upcoming efforts include roof improvements and duct work. In the theater itself, demolition and structural steel, plumbing, electrical, and fire sprinkler systems are progressing, with future work on HVAC ducts, concrete, and roofing. [cite: 32-36]

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